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Browsing by Subject "Dublin (Ireland)--Economic conditions"
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(Economic and Social Research Institute, 2000-06)
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(Hodder Arnold, 2003)
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The East coast corridor : spatial development strategies for the Dublin-Belfast metropolitan regions (Trinity College Dublin. Centre for Urban & Regional Studies and Dublin Institute of Technology. Faculty of the Built Environment, 2002)
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The East coast corridor : spatial development strategies for the Dublin-Belfast metropolitan regions (Dublin Institute of Technology. Faculty of the Built Environment, 2002)
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(Institute of Urban Planning and Development / IAU île-de-France, 2002)
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(Inderscience, 2010)Throughout the last decade the ‘creative class’ thesis has received significant attention within academic and policymaking circles. This paper analyses the role of the ‘creative class’ thesis within recent urban and economic ...
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(Trinity College Dublin. Centre for Urban & Regional Studies and Dublin Institute of Technology. Faculty of the Built Environment, 2002)
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(University College Dublin. Planning and Environmental Policy, 2006-10)This paper investigates the land transformation process and growth pattern emerging in the functional Greater Dublin Area (GDA). The process is considered in the light of the growth pattern of the GDA, which is analysed ...
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(Work Foundation, 2006)The city of Dublin has experienced rapid growth over the last 15 years, much of it based on knowledge-intensive industries. This report examines the growth of Dublin and assesses the progress Dublin has made towards becoming ...
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(Taylor & Francis, 2008-10)The paper engages with the notion that the new spatial logic, underpinned by information and communication technology (ICT) and the ‘space of flows’, manifests itself in the form of ‘informational cities’ described as ...
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(Taylor and Francis, 2009)The creative knowledge city has received considerable attention in the last number of years, not only in the academic literature but also from urban policy-makers. Much of the attention has centred on the ‘creative class’ ...
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(Institute of Urban Planning and Development / IAU île-de-France, 2002)
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(Wiley-Blackwell, 2010)This chapter compares three European cities with well-established and successful creative and/or knowledge based economies - Milan, Dublin and Toulouse. However, each economy has different sectoral strengths and has different ...
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